Contracts
In Rhode Island, which doctrine allows a court to void a contract that was signed under extreme pressure or undue influence?
AParole evidence rule
BStatute of frauds
CEquity doctrines including undue influence and duress✓ Correct
DTime is of the essence
Explanation
Equity doctrines, including undue influence and duress, allow courts to reform or void contracts where one party was improperly pressured. A contract signed under extreme pressure or undue influence lacks free consent and may be voidable.
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